The US has logged the lowest number of jobless claims since the early days of the pandemic. Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital lends his insight on the numbers and the state of inflation. Google is facing yet another wave of antitrust efforts, as the Department of Justice has the firm’s ad technology in its crosshairs. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann fills us in on the latest measures in the tech regulation sector. Dennis Tajer of the Allied Pilots Association and former NTSB official Jamie Finch discuss the latest controversy at Southwest Airlines, and the issues still facing Boeing.

Lee Camp speaks with human rights lawyer Steven Donziger, who beat Chevron in court over intentionally dumping toxic waste in the Ecuadorian Amazon and poisoning the local population. After his legal team won a $10bn pollution judgement against Chevron, the oil behemoth used a corrupt judge to undermine Donziger and eventually get him placed under house arrest. Chevron still refuses to pay up. Naomi Karavani reports on turbulence on the OnlyFans platform. Sellers were surprised by the app’s announcement that it would stop hosting explicit content. That’s all that the app does, so it didn’t take long for them to reverse their stance. But the story shines a light on the troubles of sex workers in the US. Anders Lee dips into the history of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. The official story is that a Palestinian militant named Sirhan Sirhan shot the presidential candidate over his support for Israel, but many people close to RFK suspect a deeper conspiracy.

T.J. Lavin, got his start as a BMX biker and tells Dennis Miller how he feels he manifested his dreams of becoming a host on MTV. Lavin is currently hosting the 37th season of MTV's competition show "The Challenge."

Is the humiliating retreat from Kabul a turning point for American and NATO interventions? Colonel Laurence Wilkerson, the former chief of staff to US Secretary of State General Colin Powell, explains to Alex why America went into Afghanistan and the consequences of its rapid withdrawal some two decades later. A man at the center of decision making 20 years ago explains the consequences of America’s forever wars and warns of the clear and present danger of nuclear proliferation.

After the botched Afghanistan exit, nearly 90 retired US generals have demanded resignations from Lloyd Austin and Mark Milley. SCOTUS strikes down the latest eviction moratorium. A 21-year-old hacks 50 million T-Mobile customers.

On this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the financial storms coming and why bitcoin may be the only money left afterwards. In the second half, Max continues his chat with David Morgan of the Morgan Report about gold, silver and US money supply.

'The Handmaid's Tale' actor O-T Fagbenle sits down with Dennis Miller to discuss his Emmy nomination for his role in the dystopian drama and how the fact that it is uncomfortable to watch is what makes it so real. Plus, the amazing opportunity he had to write, direct, and star in the Hulu comedy 'Maxxx'.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in Washington, DC as part of a visit to discuss the Nord Stream 2 pipeline with US leaders. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann shares his insight on the visit and the issues being covered in the talks. The meeting comes just one day after President Biden announced that the US is done with nation-building. Professor Richard Wolff analyzes the fallout from the conflict and just how much the US has spent on the war. And OPEC+ members have convened virtually to discuss future moves by the cartel. Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and David McAlvany of McAlvany Financial analyze the latest in the sector.

Now that the Taliban has taken over the Afghan state, several international entities have frozen the nation’s funds overseas. Jeffery Tucker of the Brownstone Institute lends his insight into the volatile economic situation in the Central Asian country. Bitcoin is on the verge of full tender implementation in the Central American nation of El Salvador, but the move has been met with some scrutiny. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann and Christy Ai analyze the timeline for the measure. And payment firm PayPal is considering getting into the retail trading game as the sector continues to grow. Michele Schneider of MarketGauge.com discusses the impact that its potential entry could have on the industry.

Alex Guarnaschelli, who is the executive chef of the famed 'Butter' restaurant in New York City discusses why she decided to open a pop up restaurant during the PGA tour and the benefits of only opening for 10 days. Plus, her transition from in the kitchen to television.